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Most shooting takes place at close range, but in IPSC only full power pistols are allowed (9mm or larger). This power reflects the heritage of this modern sport and mastering a full power handgun is considerably more difficult than shooting a light recoiling target pistol especially when the competitor is trying to go as fast as possible. Multiple targets, moving targets, targets that react when hit, penalty carrying targets mixed-in, or even partially covering shoot targets, obstacles, movement, competitive tactics. The course designer can dream up all combinations to keep the competitor enthusiastic and the spectator amused. Some matches even contain surprise stages where no one knows in advance what to expect.
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Part 1 Rules and Regulations (3 to 4 hrs)
A shooter must familiarise himself/herself with these rules and regulations before commencing any practical training in Part 2.
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Part 2 Practical Training (5 to 6 hrs) Using what has been learned in Part 1, the shooter now practices how to
At the end of the course the shooter must be able to demonstrate his/her ability before a testing officer. The Test will be shot on 2 IPSC targets spaced 1 meter apart. Targets will be numbered as T1 & T2 from left to right. The starting position for all strings will be arms relaxed by the sides. 1. 20 M - Draw & fire each
target 2 shots in any order (6 seconds) Total Shots 32, 28 Hits to pass
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